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THE MOLSONS BANk
InconpOrated by Act of Parliament 1855
Capital authorized, $5,000,000 Capital paid up $3,000,000
Roaerve Fund $2,850,000
----REMOVAL—
The public will please bear in mind that we have removed from Our
old stand, Rattenbriry street, to our new and spacious oMce (which
is now in the centre i the town) in the new Combo block, corner of
Victoria and Albert streets (opposite J. W, Irwin'e grocery.) A Call
fvoin the public generally is solicited.
—SAVINGS BANK DBPARTMENT----
Interest allowed at highest current rates from date of
deposit to date of withdrawal . . 01.400. . • ...
11. C. BREMER, Manager,
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• The most Pleasing Pres-
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SILVER
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CUT
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NO BRIDE EVER YET
RECEIVED TOO MUCH
OF EITHER.
WE ARE SHOWING
A VERY CHOICE AS-
SORTMENT OF SILVER-
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ne FRIENDS, WHO ARE ABOUT ""
▪ TC ENTER THE HAPPY
•••• STATE, SHOULD INSPECT
• -• OUR STOCK. THESE GOODS •-•
- • M UST BE SEEN TO BE-.
• -• APPRECIATED.
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—CLINTON.--
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We Gowan
mum You?
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Havebuilt • up a first Class
Jade, SUCil aS we have
unless our goods . Were
right in every way. We sell a
the Finest Goods for the fittest- •
trade. One trial convinces yoti
Of this.
Among other lines we ex- -
eel in Fancy Biscuits. We
keep Assorted Billet:its at 10c
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per lb. up to Macaroons at 50e. -
In Olives and Pickles we haVe
.only the best : Chutney., Chili
Sauce, Chow -Chow, sweet and
sour Vinegar Pickles and also '
Rorke Red
'Wassail solicit roue trade
W. T. O'Neil..
CLINTON -
ft.
leOit SALE. --A TIIINII te S'.111C.K.
steers :and two erth.. naw initli
cows. -John Holmes, Huren Road.
Clatton P. 0. IS*
FARM TO ..RENT OR FOR. SALE. --
Lot. .32, on. 9, GoderIcle township,
.consisting of 8o acres, 40 acres seed-
ed :Iowa, 6. acresin fall wlenat,, or-
chaed, bridle house and bank barn. %
mile front school, 25 miles • • from
Hohneevilla, 5 lailes front Clinton.
Immediate possession can be, given.-
GeorgeJ. Commit, Clinton P, O. .
CAROL E. NEWCOMBE A. L. C. M. -
organist of Ontario street. Methodist
church. Teacher of Piano,• Harmony,.
Fenn, Free Theory lecture to stn.
cleats every Tuesday evening at stu-
dio. Over Newcombe's store, Clin-
ton.. s
CLINTON DYEWORKS-I AM PE
R -
pared' to do all :kilns. of Cleaning.,
Dyeing and Pressing *of' Clothes.
. All work done an short notice and
satisfaction ..gursraii teecls7J, T. SE -
WARD.
WARD. . • • ••
• • .'
DR, BUTLEts. EVES EAR, NOSE
and. Throat. Speeislist, • 370 . Queen's'
Avenue,. London; 3rd door ectet• Of
St. Andrew's Church' Glasses sup.:
plied, Will be at the . Rattenbery
Iloase, Clinton, April 2e, 2 and
'30, •
Buy Your
Bicycle Here.
ta0AL.
LEAVE YOUR ORDERS NOW
FOR YOUR. SEASON'S•:.SUP-, •
pLY OF COAL-. WE CARRY,
ONLY TEE.VERY BEST GRA -
BE SOLD.
AT- THE I.ipw#,st.. Possuir,E
. . , •
ORDERS MAY 131 T,EFT'AT
DAVIS. & ROWLAND'S HARD-
•wARg STORE OR WITH -
Marriages.•
COOK -ROSS -In -Clint= Wednes-
- day, June tith.„ by Rev. IL M.
Manning, Air. J. T. Ross of Tor-
onto to 14eda, Cianghter of Mt. IL
W. Cook of Clinton.
SELLARS-HAWTHORNE-In Lower
lAringliain, en May seih, by Rev.
J. N. McLean, 13. A., . Mr. Willeani
Sellars to Miss Martha Hawthor-
ne.
AleGOWAN-120Sfe---In East Wawanosh
on May 241,h, by Rev. Dr. McLean',
Mr. 'Daniel McGowan to Miss Isa-
bella Rees, daughter of Mt. Thos.
Ross.
CORRIYEAV-DENOMY-On May 24,
at the Sauble Line charelt, 'by the
Rev. Father Loiselle, IVIr. Peter
Corriveksu .of • Michigan to Miss
Josephine Deranny.
TURNER-e3Illittatill.s-At the home
of the bride's patents, near
Blake, on , Wednesday, June zst,•
Mr. Turner of near Ilillsgreen to
Mies Rebecca Sharriat, daughter of
Mr. earl eine Thos. faherritt. •
SCHADE-WILHE,LIVIe-At the home
of the bride's mcrents in Poole,
Air. Henry Scheele, of the Sauble
Line, to atlies Ida • Wilhelm, daugh-
ter, of Mr. aneit Mrs. George' Wil-
helm of Poole, Ont.. • •
CARTER-PRATT-At the Methodist
Parsonage,' Brussels, on May 30t11,,
• by Rev._ Wesley Cosens'Mr,
John Thomas Crater to Miss may
mlee. Pratt, both c.f Blyth.
Births.
MeLEAN-In Pilot Mound, Man., cat
My 2301, to Mr.= and iAass. Ern
McLean (nee -1VilS9 Erna Wallace of
Somanerlall) a sdaughter.
HORAN-.-In Mcleillcp on FriCay, May
27th, to Mr.' and Mrs. .Edward
.Horan, a sole.
Hibbert township_ on
,Sariday; May 29th, to Mr, . and
Mrs. Pat Williams, a .sou.
DUGGAN-In Seaforth on Sunday,
'May 29th, tc Mr. and Mrs. Wan.
Deggats a. son. • •
THORNTON-In Staloitti 'on *Monday,:
• 'May- ,300., to Mr. anenblies, . Wm.
Therntone a daughter. •
BONEs--In Morris on May 29th,
. Mr. seal Mrs,. Thos. W. Bone; a
HOLMES-In -Whitechurch May 29,
.. to Mr.. and Mee. J. T. Holmes,- •a
' daughter. _. ' " •
BATE,MAN-In Grey on May 2oth, to
. Mr. _and Mrs, Henry Bateman, nee
• . Alias 14.,..Herineit. of Clinton, a
'eon...
You ..0an.:Oee.
For yourself hoi.niueIi ea shoe has td
do with the appearance .of yoer foot..
What ..is Uglier than a poorly shaped •
shoe. ? What' is daintier than .
• A TRIAL CLEAN C1TT SHOE •
that fits closely 'about the foot and
bring e out its natural' artistic lines,
We er.:n find. a. shoe to fit yosai foot
no matter love hard you are to suit.
Our spring stock late' arrived and the
prices. are right.; We ere showing • a
line of Shoes'. for men at 433.5o that
can't be , heat for price .and :peaty:
.Also • a Iins 01 shoes -for Women. (The
-Qiieee Alexander) for $2 Weil is extra
;valtie-Come in atalhave a look at
our. s•to.ek.• ;No trouble to .show goods.
If you want goad solid coni
fort in wheeling, bey a Cush-
ion Frame bicycle with a Coeiss-
ter Brake. We keep theta in
stock from the best makers.
We also keep all kinds of
bicycle sundries.
I,awn Mowers, Scissors,
bit Knives, etc., 'sharpened.
ENTIRE SATISFACTION GUAR,
.` ANTRIM. CALL AND SEE US.
SHOP OPEN EVERY EVENING
BUT TUF,SDAY Al) THURSDAY.
A. Turner.
age
• Groceries,._ •
Otir stack is complete. We have .
good: line of •Japrai. Teas., 'green: 'and
leineks: laftenen4.ges", islenaeVe3S;FeCTI3easAllIte
Ludella, Red Rose, Blue Ribbon and
Liptores celebrated teas. They.. • were
boeght before the ,. advance in • price
which .we will give tier custianers' the:
benefit of. Plant cued Valley Biscuits,
Boiled Hain, Smoked Dreakfast
Ilacon, • Pickled Pige Feet, , Canned
Meath, Pickles in belle and ..laittles' of
all kinds, A. trial c rder will -convince
you that we carry a :stock etptal . to
any 'in the, trade •ancl: the prices. rea.:-
tionishle. Also a .car Redpeth's sug-
ar jest arrieed which we are selling at.
cost.
In seeds we have got good Red
Clover, Aleike, thy; Alankold and
Tarnip eced and all kinds • of garden
sectIS, . orchard grass.
'In .crockery • we have a few. dinner,
sets we are selling very cheap. Year
tra.de selected. • . •
Deaths.
. Clinton. •cii Satierclay.,, June
• .4th, Clara,Reeeit aged tit. years.
DUNCAN-In Cliaton• oie June eth,
' "Williiien Duncesi, aged • 52
Years- and. 1 anonth.. . ' . •
.IVALPIeRla Berlin tin Jima 1st, Abel
.Walpee, at • the age of .75.. erodes.
PAUL-In.13eassels on May .e9.thileev.
R. l'auls • agsd. 77 years arid ' st5
IIARRtS-A 1, Wroxeter on May 24th,
George -Harris, aged 56 years. . ••
ELLIOTT-s•In Winghem , on . Sunday,
• . May 29th, Mrs. Chas. Elliottaplesed
. 64 years end 6 months.: . • ,
IRVINasin, Lower. Wingliam. ea Friday,
May • 27tIa. , Robt.. 'Irvin, . aged -• 53
y.ears, M !months and, 15 'days,. ,
MeMANNUS-shi Wingliam o•ri June 1,
. Sohn Alexander, infaut son • of.Mrs
and Mrs. js. J.:. McMersaiss aged. 5
months. . •• •
E.gniondville. on -May•
•• 3:st, " •-•Cathertne -1Vfetelay, . relict • of
the- • late: John Ilarnialt'aaged. - 94
. • years,. 2 nannths and 19 - •
Hil-bert on Itieuy 29th,.Tolut •
Sein ofthe tate,Robert Elgie,
• agee5 int years. • • . ,
BELL-4i.Heilsale a the residence Of
.•lu.r gratelfather, Mr.' Win. • Bell,,on
May eist; Betsy -A., daughter .of
Mr. • Rcbert . P. 13e11: of .,Seafortle
• alged 25 years. 'end 8 inoutha,.
GIRL WANTED.a-ABOUT THE set OF
Jely,
nurse for • two . chiles'en: -Girl ,
• over 20 ,preferred.. Referencee. require
. ed. Apply- .tee 1VIrs, • Heaton, • cane '. of
Attrill„ Gederich. • 9-.:2
•
WOOL WANTEDa--HIGHEST MAR-
. ket mice will be paid for any quan-
tity el wool at the :Stemless/ Ele-
at:iota-W. 0: Smith. 9-3
GRAHAM.
Ogle Cooper's old 'stand.
Cash for Butter and Eggs. Phone 23
Call and See.
Wle WOULD ASN
11
Pli•AE'l'ON FOR SALE. -IN. FIRST -
class condition. Ilia child's seat in
front. Will be seld.
tend:inv. 21
FOR SALE: -GOOD SECOND 11A.ND
toP buggy, • almest as goad as new;
Will be sold cheap.. Apply Box ion
'Clintou P. OS • 2o
LADIES' . BICYCLE FOR SALE:
Very little ' used.=APpIY at The
News -Record' ofilee. • 20
CALL AND SEE OUR
eneOCK OPGRANITHWARE
AND TINWARE. GOOD QUA-
LITY AT 'IMW PRICES,.
Our stoek admit/rises everything
cessary for home use.
Eggs taken in °Whinge foe goods.
The Clinton Nova -Record
Oil I
Seaforth.
His many friends regret tits 'continu-
ed illness of Mr. John Stect front
inflammatory thetanatism.
A representative -of the Lvons Sign
Co. is doing some seen work and dis-
play advertising around town.
A new roof is being put cu the main
part of the furniture factory, elso cit
the dry kiln and the engine room.
The Dublin base ball club are 'getting
into line fcr a game with a picked
team at the St. Cole -mins picnic on
.June 2211d.
Mrs. Mary. Clark of Ilellett has pur-
chased the residence of Mr. S. Mullett,
north Main street, p.aying .$9.5o for the
sante.
Alr. George *Ewing, an oh/ Seaforth
boy, was in town last week visiting
his mother and renewing old acquaint-
ances. He left the first or, the weele
for Sudbury.
Mr, Bert: Hillen, son of Mr. James
of McKillop, who has been tea-
chingschael near Claselleursni is re-
covering soinewhat from LI severe at-
tack of pneumonia, .
In the absence of the pastor at Ccia
femme'Rev. IVIY. Carswell of Cavan
and Duff's church, IticKillop, 'preached
in . the Methodist eliarch last Sunday
evening last. • '
Mr. and. Mrs. Jacob Weber arrived in
town recently after spending the whi-
te; at Ocean Park, Califernies. They
are at present Visiting at the home of
Mr. ;Joseph Weber,
' Wilfrid, a young eoni of 5Vm.• Aber-
herdt, Egmondville, ..inet with a nasty
• accident while. playing football on the
school grounds, having! his collar berm
broken.
•
'Mr. Thos. Boultonsuffered a serious
accident cn Monclay. while assisting at
a barn, raisitg „for Alr. Thos. Price, 9th
con of McKillop. A. petline poet. bro-
ke from its fastening and fell, • carry-
ing hien to the grotied with it. • He
sustained a eompound. fracture 'of both
bones in the ' left leg near the ankle.
and the:ankle joint was also dislocated
making a very painful eracture.
St. Joseph.
Dr, Rouiiner has melted into: the
shonse recently vacated' by Mr. Miner.
- Me. Cantin received a telegram the
other .dity.' from Me. Currie,. Ottawa,.
.Which .. stated that they were about •
to begin work driathe dock . •
• Miss: Mary Iladour, 'attuned 'home
limp Stratford after an absence ofstwo
mentl.S. • .
• .
Miss Mary Chareete left on Sunday
week to. visit her sister in Exeter.
. Mr. S; Alecieson of Ottawa is help-
ing Mr. Collins fcetnt lete the 'staves'
cif the electric read,.
Miss Emelia elasse and Miss Annie
Plant hare started eadresarnaleing..shcp.
in St.. Joseph' line are prepated to turns
out first lass work at the shortest
totice. . • • . •
The* St. Jcseeli Separate School are
indicting a 'fencs. around tit. lot.o • they
bought fro 11. Mr. 3. Peseinsait.
'Mr. -.1s1S. 'Cantin -and Dr: Retaltier.
leftsfor OttaIva. on busimes.e but iie:p Let
Co -retern this •week.;.
Mr. Nelsio.! 'Masse late improved. . the
„appearance of his dwelling by. haying
kitchensadded to it.. • • .
:ve• Aultilav.. .0'. Dena:rile • •ancl. 'Miss • • Maggie
Oben paid: Loa. ndon -sheet Yisit. re•
50 Members of Congress Send Letters of Endorsemen
To the inventor ofthe Great Catarrh Remedy,
. .• .
Foundation.. Truths .• of, • 'the
• Temperance Reform. . • .
" •
,
irnoXicating licrors
are not ths product of .vital action !bet
of decay. • . • .
2—That the degree of their evil ' cf-
*the waste or destruction -Cf true'
• .;assThat any perceptible effect on the
--
human syetorn .for eail. atishnot • for .
•
• -4-L-That the degree •- of their ;evil ces.•
fect is proportioneee -other thinks being
equal, to. • tie. ameent and frequency of
their: use. .
• 5 -That • they are eiffer-
eat from all proper . articles of , ccia
sun -lotion . - • • ..
. -6-That theta is no deSire Or crue-
ing. ',let them till they are tieede - wed
that this .dises,sect•toncSition is not; de--
Peadent . on the will 'or -prieviciug -chars
'tater •of the consumer: e • . • .
• n'rhrit.' the efiecte of seek 'liquors in
au their:variety Rad. en-eh:ace can csa
lit - prevented by excluding the
li-
quors from the dietary, . eta
stones :and Commerce of mankind.
Alliance Revenew. .
PIMA A:1110,,. 4SOlcigc.
Rousd and las in the village cf 1191,,
mesville. The undersigned oilers for
sett ter large two-story brick hou-
se, With: slate roof, good. eellanle.rge
rooms, fisrfts.ce • hard- and soft water
itt been.; etude ane drive shed,g'ood
garden, all kinds of Smits.- •Also
about 2% nctee of lend is: offered tor•
'sale,. Convenient. to .railroad stat'oti,
pestollice, church and. saved.- App:r
by mail or on it prated:4o hIrs.
T. C. Pickard,. Iteisieess Lill.15.4*
•
Mrs, Shier's XV
PAPER- .1-IANGING.-WHEN YOU
require any paper hanging, . done do
nist ferget to givesine a call. Satis-
• factioriguaranteed or no !money ask -
01. Price 01 havging, ten cents per
roll. -Orders left at A. Couch's meat
market or at my residence, west end
Retteribury street, will receive prom-
pt aeterition-Theoclore Hale. 20
FOR. SALE OR TO ILBNT-A COM-
fortable house situated on corner of
Church and Osborne streets. -Apply
to CHAS, OVERBITRY. jnly retit.
brxtoRoxiitun itps,t;IsTnivo)
heat . Bull for .sale, 13 months old.
Ila,ve two, will sell one cheap. -Al-
bert Nott, leit 24, coin 2, Stat4l4Y.
Clinton P. 0. 15
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MEETING • .tek„THE COI/NCIL .01r
The Cinnity ron.-The condi
of at County of
the 'council Chamber itt.t
floderich (Ai Tuesday„ June
at 3 Welock. All accounts to i.
before the council most be place
with the Clerk oh ur before first
d'ay of trieeting.--W, Lone, Clerk.,
Dated May *rd, 3904.
HE'S .ONLY ONE
OUT or SCORES
BUT. DODD'S KIDNEY PILLS MADE
• HIM A NEW MAN. •
RICHARD QUIRK. DOCTORED FOR
A DOZEN YEARS AND: THOUGHT
HIS CASE. INCIIRABLE;--DODD'S-
. • KIDNEY 'PII.,LS, curign HIM. • • •
'ssFortiffie e. Innate'. •Atild.a. 'Suite •
(Special.) -Scores of peotile in 1is
neighborhood are living proofs thitt
.Dc dd's .Kidney • rino• cure all .1Cidney
aihnehts •froin Backache to Bright's
Disease.. Among the more remarkable
cures is that, of Mr: Richard Qairlt,
and ke gives the story .cif it to the
public. as follows : •
'suffered for over twenty years
front Lumbago and -Kidney Disease and
at, intervals was totally unable to
work. After ten or twelve years of
doetors' treatment, I had made up zny
mind that any complaintwas necural-
lteading of cures by •Dotld's Kidney
Pills tempted me to try' them: I did
so with little faith, bin to. my great
sumac 1' had hot taken nmre • than
half a box beecere X felt relief and after
the use of seven or eight boxes / was
fully cured and a ttew man.
Yes, Dodd's Kidney Pills cured my'
faitniza.ge, seal Kidney Disease and the
best of et is 1 have stayed cured." .
will meet in
4 tOWTh oi
he 71.11,
inc
Congressman Linney from North,Caroling,
Writes: "Aly secretary had as bad e
case of catarrh as .1 ever easy, and. since
he has taken one bottle of reran& he
Poems like a different man." -Romulus
Z. Linuey, Taylorsville, N. 0,
Congressman Ogden front
Writes: "I can coactentiously recom•
Mend your Peruna."-li. W. Ogden,
Benton, La.
Congressman Smith fromllilinols,
WrItes from Marphysboros Ill. "1 have
taken one bottle of Portant for myca-
terrh and. I feel very much benented."-
Geo. Vse, Smith,
Congressman Meekison fronvOhlo,
Bay: "1 have used several bottles of
reruns, and feel greatly lamented there-
by from zny catarrh of the head." -
David Meektson, Napoleon, 0. .
Congressman Punnet! from Minnesota,
Writes from Owatowna, Minn.: "Your
Pornna has been used by myself and
friends not only as a cure for catarrh but
also as an admirable tenth for phypical
recuperation."
Congressman Thompson of KenhiCky,
'Writes: "Besides being ono ef the very
best tonics Perunnts a goodasubstantlat
catarrh remetly."-Phil. B. Thompson.
• Senator Thurston of Nebraska,
Writes from Omaha, Neb.: "Peruna
'entirely relieved me of a very irritating
,iough."--J. Al. Thurston.
• Congressman Worthington front Nevada,
Writes: "I have takert ono bottle of
leonine; and and it has benefited me im-
mensely..",. -H. G. Worthington. "
Congressman Dankhead from Alabama, •
Writes : "Your Permits is one of the best
medicines I ever tried." --1. II. Bank-
head, Fayette, Ala,
Congressman Powers from Vermont,
Writes from Morrisville Vt.: "I can
recommend Poruna as an excellent
family remedy." -H. Henry Powers.
Senator Sullivan from Mississippi.
Writes from ()angel, "I take.
pleasure In recommending your greast
national cattErrh cure, Peruna, as the best.
niers over tried." -W. V. Sullivan.
Congressman Snover °Michigan, .
Wr'etes from Port Austin, Mich. "I have
found Peruna a very efficient and speedy
remedy for a persistent andannoying
cough." -II. G. Shover; •
Senator McEnery• of Louisiana, .•
Writes: gi Peruna is an exeellent•tonic.
I have used it sufficiently to say that r
believe it to he all that you claem for IL"
-S. D. IVIcEnery, New Orloani, La. .
Congres:stnan Brownlow of Tennessee,
Writes: et have taken three bottles of
Peruna. end feel satisfied thatI am rtow
• almost, ifnot permanently, cured of era
tarrh of the stomach." -W. P. Brown-
low, 'Jonesboro, Tenn. e, • .
Senator Mallory of Ploricia.' • .
Writes from Pensacola, Fla.: "I Its;Ye
used your eseellentremedy, Pertma, a.nd
have recommended it both as atonlo and,
a. safe catarrh • remedy." -Stephen
Mallory, . ,
A .True Lover.
• SenatorButier of South caroling,
IT. S. Senator M. O. Butler evrites: "1
eau recommend Peruna, for dyspepsia
and stomach 'trou.ble."-M. 0. 13utler,
Edgfleld, 5,0,
Congressman Brookshire of Indians.
Says: ;Trent what my friends say Pe -
rune. Is a good tonic and a safe catarrh
eure."-B.V.Drooltshire,Crawfordsville,
111(1.
Congressman DovIner of West Virginia,
Writes from Wheeling, W. Va.; "1 join
with my colleagues in the HOMO of Rep-
resentatives ln recommending your ex-
cellent remedy." -D. B. Dovinger.
Congressman Broderick of KanSaSt
Writes from Hoiton, teas. : "I have taken
two bottles of Peruna and find it to be
an excellent remedy, for cold and throat
trorible."-Case 13roder1c1.
Congressman Yoder of Ohio.
Writes: "I only used poruna for a short
time and am thorougfiky salisfled as to
its merits,'? -S, S. Yoder, Lima., 0.
Conitessman Mahon of Pennsylvania.
Writes from Chambersburg, Pa.: if I
commend Perunaas a substantial tonic."
-Thad M. Mahon.
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capitol
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Congressman Sparkman of Florida.;
Writes /rem Tampa, Florida: ' can in-
dorse reruns:, .as a first nit° tonic and e
very effective ;cure' for catarrh.” -B, M.
Congressman Prewar of Alabama, • • •
'Writes :•"I have used one .bottle of Pe -
lama for lassitude'. 1 recofuniend.jt."-
Willie Brewer, ilaynesville, Ala.
sLt 5, &osier (leer Wows, '
ITS:Res from Burlington, la.: "Peruna
I can recommend to all ae. a Very good
tonic," --John IL Gear. . •
congressman Culberson of Texas,
Writes: ...I can rebommend. Peruna as.
one of the very best of tonics." -D,13.
Cielberson, Jeffersoh, Texas. . •
Congress:ruin Livingaton froth Georgia,
"Writes: "I take pleasure in joining with
General Wheeler, Congressman 'Brewer
and others in recommending Peruna as
an excellent tonic and a catarrh cure.”L. L Livingston; Kings, Ga.
- Congressman Clark of Missouri,
Says: "I canreconrmend your Perana
as a good, substantial tonic and as one of
the best remedies for catarrhal, troubles."
-John /3. Clark. .
•
.. "Say' that youwilt' be mine t"
It was .evening . in. Salt Lake ,.: City:.
The Pale inoon . had risen retkilendent
over . the plains . of Utab.. For a moni-
ent ;the theautafa pirl 1ii not reply.
Then she said inviringly
"I ant not the Only giri you, ever
a No, rte.:4111g, ." raTplied her • laver.
• "Net quite. .:•.rtere are five. othe.rs., But
yon are the ' • •.. 7 • -
I here was .a inrnitentti Sileitec .and
then she said 'a- • ••• • . • • a-
"I- don't want tee be selfielt, 'dear.- I. ,
ale afraid that' if you take me off .on• •
a trip the .others will tines pal ;tea
mech.!' . •
filesniiicd reassuringly.
• s'Iteive. no .feat of that," he, replied
"They are used to, an occasionalhoney
moon On Iny . • .
."-Bitt areyou sere 'that Yon Will•inst •
grow.. tired of. me .?•1." . . •
• 'Nevar, •darlinge.... in Proof ...of this,.
havel 'ever grown. tired of the ethere?' •
• • "Bet are you- •sttee' there is.: room. V.3;
."My pet, • there is always totrai • for
one . . • • • • ' • a .
. . .
Still the proud ..beatity....hesitated.
She ,thoeght el„ • het simple .houte I in •
-Vermont.: • Site thought of the •oitea she
'had . • left behind, her:, •
"I -Cannot .1' ' ' she said at last. '"It
wonldtbe, . too selfish cf. me. Behind me
,X have left :.foiir.eyeengeLsisters. all en -
provided . .
-Init. the tall, liendsoni e:• • prospective
United .States Senator. only folded- her •
iat his arias With renewed.. euergya .
"Enoligh.," ' .he se..:d • elneoet..sternly.,
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• Corigressniall Pelham o
Writ:et from Bancroft, Va.:
in-law has been teeing Peru
one week for catarrh of the tit
manifelitly improved."-O.Pel
Congressman Burnett of AI
Writes; "I cheerfully recommead
nit as a, very good catarrh remedy a
good, substantial tonre."-John. L.
nett, Gadsden, Ala,
Congressman Botkin of Kansas,
Writes from Holton, Nan.: eP-. rune, has
given me almost complete relief from
catarrh of the eternise:4 and constips,-
tion." -J. D. BOtkin.
Congressman VVhiteof North Canning,
Writes from Tarboro, N. 0,: "1 find Pee
rune to be an excellent remedy for the
grip and catarrh. I lave used it in my
family." -G. II. White.
Congressman Wilber of New York,
ln a letter from Oneonta. N. Y., says:
"I am fully convinced that Perumais all
you claim for it."-Dayld Wilb.e.r.
Congressman Dungan of Ohio,
• Writes from Ja,eleson, 0.: "I recommend
Peruna, to anyone in need of an Invigor-
ating tonio."-Irvine Dungan.
CODspesarnan Barham from California.
Writes from Santa Bose, CaLt "/ used
your Parana and can cheerfully raceme
,A.. Barham,
Congressman Deweese from Indiana,
Writes: "Peruna shortIel be in every
household." --John I. Deweese,
•Congressman Turner from Kansas,
Writes; "Peruna is certainly a euro for
catarrh." ---E. J. Turner.
Other meinbers of Congress who ens
dorse Peruna, are.
Ex -U. S. Senator, B. P. Rice, of Okla..
home.
Congressman Fred. S. Goodrich, of
Florida. •• .
• Congressman flarry Skinner, -01
North Carolina. '•
Ex -Congressman 1,. P. Featherstone,
of Beaumont, Texas.•
Congressman J. B. Hiding, of West
Virginia.
Congressman D. L. Russell, of North
Carolina.
Congressrnan Spencer Bl.sokburn
Of North Carolina. •
C.ongressmanTurnerof New York.
Congressnran Culberson, oi Texas.
Congressman Nunn, of Tennessee.
Congressn2an Fitzpatrick, from ICen-
. .
lucky. • •
Congressman Purntan, from Florida.
Congressman Hazleton, Wisconsin.
Congressman Bartine, fri2111 Nevada.
• 11. S. Senator Call, of Florida.
For free book 'address the Peruna
Medicine Co., Columbus, Ohl°, , •
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AuthraCite Coai .
* from the best mining dis.-
tri.ct in, Pensylvattia.
Ail Sizes of • .
• Chestnut - •
Stove •
• Egg
and Grate Coal,
highest grades at lowest market price; qual-
ity considered. It pays to buy the best
' Bituminous Coal
Massillon and Hocking
Valley Select Lump, purest and best soft
coal in the market for domestic use. '
Charcoal
15 cents per sacks or 2 sacks for
25 cents. Just the. thing for starting fires,
Toasting, Broiling, etc.
Leave your orders at our Store.
'Prompt delivery and satisfaction gUaranteed. .
• • .1 HALANB
D.. ROS.
ee,
•$
"If this is all, ease no Stier. • leor '..; ' •
your :twt sake if necessaR
ry I will TOES ' AND , HARDWARE
marry them 411;•"-.41:o'n 11"s'''n.' arelealee'laseeeneseaaniareastasaseseeielasenaneaniesniainseeeeeeaneesinsenavaaea-4
• .
- •• . Where To Fish.•
Yon will find the best. fieltiag in the
Northwest alcmg the line, of the, Great
'Northerft Railway. The • Minnesota
Lake. Region, with its innumerable
lakes and trout streatns, offers excell-
ent .. opportunities: for fishermen. Ex-
cellent train service to fishing points
on the line of the Great Neirthern to
and from the. Twin Cities. Send six
ceuts p,estage 1 or illustrated book on
. "Shooting and letshiag" to •
Houses for' Sale.
I -Good Cottage and two. lots on
Isaac street, •
2. --Good Ilause and two lots with
large plain orchard on Editor:
,strect.
3 -Comfortable House and one lot
eft Joseph street.
4-11rick notise and two lots on Mary
street.
$-Two, ItOuses on Itattenbury street
west. • •
6-LargeMelt House, with •Six acres
of land, barn and driving barn, good
orchard, Within a mile of centre of
Clinton.
7 -Frame Mouse with eight acres' of
land, barns and orchard, alt Mushy
Terrace.
tertrie, ete., apply to
IMMIX
$01kft.,(Zr,
etc. Clinten.
If. WHITNEY, •
petteral Passenger and Ticket Agent,
$t. • Paul, Minn.
• •
The Guelph Excursion.
TLISyear the Farmers" Institutes of
West, East and South Huron will /mire
aljOint excursiou .to the Ontario exper-
imental farm at -Guelph. on Saturday
next, Jima tali, and, as. this will be
the ' only excursion from Hitroh• cornty
to the' lVlodel Farm -ibis year it will
probably belargely patronized. The
trip to the Aloclel Farm . eaeh,year ie
licccoiing 'imite. popular, the itumber
who went I last .Tuitebeine larger than
Oa :thy previous Occasion. June iith
is one of the days of elm Guelph horse
show atel this excursion will afford .an
.excellerit opportunity to eta it. Tho
new MePonald Wafture for the study
of donestic science arid thanuel train-
ing and the new .Alassey buildings iVailtS
been completed - suririe the past .year
and Will, no .clottlett afford additional
.interest to those who have been at
the Model Farm oft previose excursi-
ons. They has e 'issued .0,• convenient
time -table for the specisl trains and;
have afforded, Farmers' Institutes
of Huron County with a ver" low tate
and( ample train aceoltrmodatiolt is be-
ing provided. AM tickets will be good
• to return by regular trains flIontlay.
•
t: Close .Cut.ClottAing.Prices.
• ).
+ In order to keep pace with the ever increasing de- • +
44 muds for Up-to-date Ready-to-wear clothing .we will
X place in stock, in two or three weeks, one of the largest
+ and best assorted ranges of' Clothing ever shown in Olin -
ton, For this purpose we have chosen the fam.ous "Reg -
X etit Brand " a well tailored moderate priced line of cloth-
ing'made to suit both young and old.
13tit it is not of the Regent Brand we wish to speak
but of the money saving, room making bargains you can
- now End in our store. •
• Men's Suits at $3.90—Only a few left of our
? men's Grey Tweed Suits, regular $6.50 valm at 3.90
Men's Suits at $5—Odd sizes in a nice dark $7
;i: Suit at • 5.00
$8, $9, $10 and $12 Suits equally cheap.
Boy's Knickers at 50c and 75C Men's Odd Pants $1 up
Odd Vests at $1 Men's Odd Coats at less than half price
34: Sotne great values in Ladle's Whitewear.
•t•
+ EXtra values in Boots and Shoes.
4 *
$.
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X The Old Stand. Clinton.
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